[1a] Given the fact that murder laws do not stop mass murders from happening, why do you believe that additional laws (e.g. gun regulation/confiscation laws) will somehow stop mass murders from happening?
Logical fallacies may seem like fun but they are logical fallacies.
You start out with a strawman argument where you claim the other side has argued that gun regulation will stop all mass murders. That is your strawman.
Then you pile on with a false dichotamy fallacy where you argue that if all mass murders are not stopped then the laws are a failure.
Let's modify this to see if you can answer one that is similar.
Given the fact that current voting laws don't stop voter fraud,
why do you believe that additional laws will stop voter fraud?
So give us your answer right after you tell us when you stopped beating your wife. A loaded question is always a loaded question and yours was certainly a loaded question. If you want to prove it wasn't a loaded then answer my question which I readily admit is a logical fallacy.
If you truly believe that more laws won't stop mass murders than you must also truly believe that more laws won't stop voter fraud.
[1b] Isn't your belief in [1a] the very definition of insanity?
The insanity is yours since the question you asked only reflects your thinking and not the thinking of anyone on the left.
[2] MANY millions of Statesman own guns and have not committed any crimes with them. Why do you wish to blame and punish those many millions of innocent people for the actions of a select few people?
Once again, you provide us with the same fallacy.
Since millions of people have voted without committing any crimes why do you wish to blame and punish those many millions of innocent voters for the actions of a select few people?
[3] Given the fact that you support various politicians, celebrities, assemblies, and locations all across the States being protected with guns, why do you oppose protecting schools, and more importantly the children within them, with guns?
Armed personnel aren't that effective when it comes to mass shootings. In fact if we go back to your first question and its logical fallacy we can simply rely on the same logical fallacy you started with.
Since an armed guard in the TOPS grocery was unable to stop a mass murder why do you think adding more armed guards will stop mass murders? Then we can ask, "Isn't your belief that armed guards will stop mass murders the very definition of insanity?"
[4a] Why do you immediately blame the gun rather than the person using it?
When was the last time anyone killed 4 people with a baseball bat? I don't think people should be attacked with baseball bats but it would certainly result in a lot less people killed by mass murderers if they could only rely on baseball bats.
[4b] Why do you never examine the murderers themselves in order to find common links between them which could then be addressed (e.g. prescription of psychoactive drugs)?
The funny thing about all those murderers is that they all used a gun that they were able to easily buy. Why do you refuse to admit that this is a common link?
[4c] Why do you never consider taking simple preventative measures (e.g. installing special doors that can be quickly closed and locked)?
A simple preventative measure would be to not let them buy a gun designed to kill people.
But installing doors that can be quickly locked is not simple or cheap. You would be talking billions of dollars and many years. Then you would also need to do the same to windows, classroom doors, and walls inside the school. Somehow I think someone not willing to sacrifice their ability to buy an Ar-15 is going to be willing to sacrifice and pay more in taxes to protect children in schools.
[5] What gives you the right to tell other people what they do or do not "need"?
What gives you the right to demand that other people sacrifice their children so you can own an AR-15?